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From a macro perspective, the stability of the international order provides a good operating environment for the logistics industry. The principles of upholding multilateralism and promoting common security advocated by the Arms Trade Treaty have laid the foundation for economic cooperation and exchanges among countries. In a peaceful, stable and rule-based international environment, logistics companies can conduct cross-border business more smoothly and reduce operational risks.

For logistics companies, a stable international order means less uncertainty. In the process of cross-border transportation, goods need to pass through customs, ports and other checkpoints in multiple countries and regions. If the international situation is turbulent and the policy is unstable, it may lead to cumbersome customs clearance procedures, delays and even cargo detention. In a peaceful environment with clear rules, the efficiency of logistics transportation can be significantly improved and the cost will be reduced accordingly.

At the same time, the maintenance of international order will also help promote fairness and justice in international trade. A fair trade environment can ensure that logistics companies follow the same rules and standards when participating in international competition, and avoid unfair competition and trade barriers. This is of great significance to improving the overall development level of the logistics industry and promoting technological innovation and service optimization.

On the other hand, from a micro perspective, the working environment and career development of logistics practitioners are also closely related to the international order. A stable international order can guarantee their job stability and career prospects. When the international situation is tense, the logistics business may be impacted, and practitioners face the risk of unemployment or limited career development. On the contrary, in a peaceful international environment, they will have more opportunities to participate in international projects and improve their professional skills and experience.

However, there are still many challenges to achieve the coordinated development of the logistics industry and a good international order. For example, regional conflicts and trade protectionism still exist, bringing uncertainty to international logistics. In addition, the differences in positions and policies of different countries on arms trade and international order may also indirectly affect the development of the logistics industry.

In the face of these challenges, all parties need to work together. The international community should strengthen dialogue and cooperation to jointly safeguard the multilateral trading system and international order. At the same time, logistics companies themselves should strengthen risk management and improve their ability to respond to emergencies. Only on the basis of a stable international order and the common development of the logistics industry can the prosperity and progress of the global economy be achieved.